Quarry Blasts Referee in Omaha Victory Fight
Iowa heavyweight contender Quarry edged Loty Bailey by decision after a contentious bout in Omaha. Quarry complained of poor refereeing by Lou Eskin while Bailey criticized the officiating and claimed unfair turns in the 10 round main event.
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Ring-Wise
Bailey
Omaha
Joe Frazier
Quarry
Bellflower
Calif
Jack Bodellio
London
Lou Eskin
New
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Pinkle
George
Art Thernandez
Des Moines
Bobby Harvington
New York City
Lyo
Hartington
Art
Dale Hernandez
Johnny Copeland
Springfield
Mike Read
Qala
Billy Goodman
Milwaukee
Wis
Lions Open With 51-9 Mat Victory
Linn‑Mar high school opened its wrestling campaign Thursday with an 11‑2 varsity win over Regina, under new coach Hob Thurness. The Lions took five falls in 14 matches and claimed junior varsity honors 48‑0, aided by multiple forfeits as they head to Dyersville this weekend for Central Iowa Conference action.
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Iowa City
LinnWar High Schol
Regina
Lions
Hob Thurness
VintMar
Regals
S48
Linn-Mar
Beck
Fares Beekaan High
Dyersville
Central Iowa
Lest
Hanshaw Heads CAR Kids League Ad Officers
Hanshaw serves as president of the Cedar Rapids Kids Baseball League for the IV season. Ken Hanshaw lists officers including Dennis Goebel as vice president Bob Clark Jr and Dave May as secretary, with others to be announced.
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Cedar Replus Kids Baseball League
Ken Hanshaw
Dennis Goebel
Bob Clark
Dave May
West Transportation In Table Tennis Lead Thursday League
The Western Transportation Co. team, led by Rick McGrew, sets the early pace in the Thursday evening table tennis league at the Nissen Corporation. The bustling event features local players and competitive matches as teams vie for top honors.
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West
Western ‘Transportation Co
Rick McGrew
Nissen Corporation
College Basketball Results Across Regions
A scrambled score roundup shows North Central Mankato 80 Northern 50 while South Dakars 120 Westmar 20 and UNE 3 percent in various regional matchups. Other listed games include Grand View 10 Boone 56 and North Iowa 131 Austin 2 with multiple small college showings and tournament notes across the area.
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College
North Central Mankato
Northern
South Dakars
Westmar
UNE
Erly Kote
Jumior College
Grand View
Boone
North Iowa
Austin (Mion
Gilsworth Js
Marshalltown
Surinalondz
Meramac
Muscatine
Clinton
Tadian Wills
Jowa Western
Berhany Savings
Walford
Wy East
Morris Stars At Normandale Special In Hutchinson Bowl
Greg Morris, Marion Iowa standout, starred for Normandale Junior College in the Mid-America Junior College Bowl at Hutchinson Kansas. He scored six touchdowns in the 38-8 victory over Hibbing JC, added a 77 yard kickoff return the prior week, and finished the regular season with 785 rushing yards.
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Greg Mortis
Marion
Normandale Junior College
Bloomington
Mil
Wilmar Minn.i IG
Mortis
Nin Cama
Normandale
Fran Hattie
Gareth Bloomington
Greg Morris
Iowa
Morris
Nownandale Junior’ College
Vara Wat
Pratt
Kan
Hutchinson
Kart
Hivellinglin
Greg
Wail Mes
Ward Morris
First Agene
Hibbing JC
Witmar JC
Tot Gish
Wckt
Coe and Carleton Meet Friday In 7390 Clash
Coe's new basketball coach Wareus Jackson and Carleton's veteran mentor Jack Thurnblad prepare for a Friday tilt at Coe's Moray Eby Fieldhouse in Cedar Rapids. Thurnblad arrived early to scout Wartburg as Carleton opens season. Carleton faces St Olaf Saturday at 7:30 after Olaf dropped opener 84-78 to Augsburg in the Midwest Conference.
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Coe
Wareus Jackson
Carleton
Jack Thurnblad
Hal
Moray Eby
Tach Thurnblad
Cedar Rapids
Kohawhks
Wartburg
Jackson
Kohawwks
St. Olaf
Midwest
Augsburg
Cherry Burrell and Wilson Win Industrial League Game
Cherry Burrell and Wilson led as Poat Office and Wilson and Co defeated Pepsi Cola 5040 in an industrial league basketball match. The scattered text references Thursday action and local ads hint at seasonal promotions, yet details are incomplete.
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Cherry-Burrel
Poat
Wilson and Co
Pepsi Cola
Basselbo
Hilton
Sora Acai
Trams
Rhuman i
Vonias
Gary Kirk bowls 3017 game at opening event
Gary Kirk delivers a 3017 game as he credits his five finger bowling technique. A local promo at Young Fashions in Town & Country Shopping Center offers free gift wrap and Sunday hours 10 to 5.
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Gary
Cristmas
Town & Country
Jon
Tao
Norse Fall To Doane In 71-68 First Round Tilt
Luther College Norse drop a 71 68 decision to Doane in Crete Nebraska in a first round game of the Crete collegiate tournament. Doane led by one at the end as Phil Whalley scored late and Doane’s Bernd Brown added key plays. Luther outrebounded 47 36 but Doane shot 45 percent while Luther struggled from the field. John Lowe led Luther with 21 points and Rad Welmers added 20 before exit.
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Crete
Neb
Luther College
Drama College
Crete Collegi Tate
Norse
Nebraska Wesleyen
Nebraska Wesleyan
Corinriia
McKendree
Midland
Uasting
Dune
Bernd Brown
Doane
Regilis Douglas
Doale
Luther
John Lowe
Ted Luter
Rad Wlemers
Dill Happy with Back Injury Role in Disney Open
Dill, with a back injury four months prior, led Disney World Open after a 66 at Magnolia course. Nicklaus shot 68 and shared first-round lead with others. Dill plans to reduce playing to design golf courses, saying the layoff may have helped his game.
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Orlando
Mia
Terry Dill
Jack Nicklaus
Dill
Seenwiver
Rand Wadenark
Drizzly Weathan
Jelow Tex
Dave Kiehelberger
Magnolia
Disney World
Nicklaus
Lee “Revino
Bob Gnalhy
Big Jit Wreekers
Gongshot
Gary Groh
Faucluster
Don Finsterwald
Dert Yancey
Grier Jones
Hugh Royer
Chris Marker
DeWitt Weaver
Dales
Douglass
Bal Tann
Vevino
Ant
Arnaldl
Palmer
Dil
Austin
Texas
Redant
Jin
Lori
Creek
Sean
Irons
Tess
Trevino and
Theeatening
Iowa Gymnasts in Big Ten Invitation in Chicago
Iowa, Michigan, and Southern Illinois head to the Big Ten Invitational in Chicago with Wisconsin, Purdue, and Northwestern absent. Illinois State, Illinois Chicago, and Indiana State also compete as Hawkeyes aim to build on a strong Midwest Open showing with Rudy Glinex and Kerry Rubi earning top six on the bars and Showalter and Repp high on the rings.
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Iowalley
Iowa
Chicago
Michigan
Southern Ulingis
Southern Liners
Tews State
Wisconsin
Purdue
Northwestern
Ilnois State
Ullnuls
Cicely
Indiana State
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Lee
Alty
Dlgel
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Hin
Lions Open
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Chariss
Haydoc
SI Feel
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Willie
Wmnex
Rhino
Mark Ajig
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Leonerd Hughou
Forkely
Ton Corman
Pat View
Hanshaw
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Bhawe Itong
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Wraapolis Tribune
Fred Moyer
Dick Smith
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Cherry-Burrell
Wilson
Gary Kirk
Boys & Girls JR
Sam Snead
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Gene Chapman
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Nebraska Cornhuskers
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Phil Whalley
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